I know whenever someone digs deep and chips in $5, $10, or whatever they can afford, it's because they're raising their hand to say "I'm ready to own a piece of the movement that's going to bring...
Every time we get a contribution, I'm grateful down to my toes.
Because I know whenever someone digs deep and chips in $5, $10, or whatever they can afford, it's because they're raising their hand to say "I'm ready to own a piece of the movement that's going to bring big, structural change for people across the country."
That's why, instead of spending hours on the phone courting mega-wealthy donors for big checks, I like to spend my time calling our grassroots supporters, thanking them for their contribution to our campaign.
It's one of my favorite parts of the day. Because every conversation is a small spark of the democracy we're trying to build together — one that puts political and economic power into the hands of working people.
And soon, I'll be making calls again — thanking a few of the grassroots donors who donate for the first time ahead of Wednesday's debate, whether it's $5, $15, or $50.